I’d say Project Charter and then, an as-updated version in Monitoring & Controlling. It might even be a helpful doc to send/link to in your stakeholder communication, if its updated frequently.

@Manikanta Rama Krishna Gowtham Vempati Schedule your test! I was kicking the exam down the road until I finally just got sick of studying and scheduled it. I didn't think I was ever going to be ready and didn't even feel ready the day I took it...and had no idea how I did after I finished! Ended up passing 3AT. Take as many mock exams as you can and drill the mindset the most. Find Andrew's '200 Ultra Hard PMP Questions" on YouTube and see how you do. I got a low 80%.

@Debra Bartlett same. I have my exam prep book on my desk and, when I have downtime, I open it up to different sections to keep that knowledge somewhat fresh. Admittedly, Its not as satisfying as scrolling Instagram howling husky videos on instagram, but its way better for me!

Please, as @Jeremy dePrisco mentioned, provide some specifics on what you need help with. The application seems intimidating, especially documenting your project experience part.

No. Been out of work since Jan 1 and even with 15yr of Operations in the software/SaaS industry I still haven't landed a job with my PMP. Getting my ACP in a couple weeks, because I'm 70% there after getting the PMP so, we'll see if that helps a little. Now, having said that - I do think it will leapfrog me over other applicants without it. And, most importantly - I don't regret getting it, at all.

ANYTHING that you can apply the PMP processes to can be used in your application. Painting your house. Moving from one home to another. Party planning. For real - anything! The only caveat is - make sure you have someone that can verify the project if you happen to get randomly audited.